Arbiter of knowledge
He’s the arbiter of knowledge, the source for what is true. He charges nothing for his wisdom, making it at hand for me and you…
Fiction by Börkur Sigurbjörnsson
Fiction by Börkur Sigurbjörnsson
Poetry by the Icelandic fiction writer Börkur Sigurbjörnsson. While in English, many of Börkur’s poems are written in the traditional Icelandic “ferskeytt” style. Börkur only recently ventured into writing poetry in English and, for the time being, the collection is a rather small one. His collection of Icelandic poems is larger.
He’s the arbiter of knowledge, the source for what is true. He charges nothing for his wisdom, making it at hand for me and you…
Poem about the opposites and similarities we find in urban street life and pristine nature.
Limerick about the love-hate relation between a car owner and public transport.
Tale of a troubled mind told in English using a traditional Icelandic poetry form.